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Fresh coat, lighter load: Hong Kong airport puts runway-painting robots to work
Hong Kong International Airport has become the world’s first to deploy robots to repaint runway markings, cutting the time needed to refresh centre lines by about 67 per cent compared with manual painting, its managing authority has said.
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Hong Kong International Airport has become the world’s first airport to use robots for repainting runway centre‑line markings, cutting the required time by roughly 67 percent compared with traditional manual painting.
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